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how do the taxes work while in Alaska for drinks


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in Seattle taxes are 10.5% and are charged for about 3 hours after sail away.

 

In Victoria, only one bar per deck can be open - so bar service in Cagney's, Le Bistro, La Cucina & Ocean Blue was slow during dinner.  Spice H2O bar will be closed. Not Sure what happened with Q, Savor & Taste.

 

Taxes are not charged in Alaskan ports

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1 hour ago, ourfamilylovescruising said:

thank you 

I wonder why they close bars in Victoria that is not a US port?

 In Victoria, only one bar per deck can be open -

 

Their country, city, their rules. 

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Also on the day sailing into Victoria the Seattle/Washington tax will come back for a few hours while you're in Washington waters. 

 

If you were anywhere on deck 6 it was much faster to walk to the atrium bar to get a drink then wait on a waiter. It was usually 20-30 minutes if you waited for them. 

 

I think I went to bed around 1am so I'm not sure if the tax came back after leaving Victoria. 

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